Prehistoric

Green Impact Scientists discover why large mammals vanished from North America 50,000 years ago

Around 50,000 years ago in North America, mammoths roamed the tundra, while towering mastodons and saber-toothed tigers prowled the forests.

Global Good Researchers uncover prehistoric landscape buried beneath Antarctica Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Three million years ago, our ancestors were vegetarian, study finds Rebecca Shavit

Discoveries Scientists solve the mystery of what killed off prehistoric kangaroos Rebecca Shavit

Discoveries The rediscovered majesty of North America’s 6th Great Lake Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Massive fossilized elephant skull belongs to prehistoric species Rebecca Shavit

Green Impact Scientists reprogram elephant stem cells to revive the woolly mammoth Joseph Shavit

Discoveries A completely new human species from 100,000 years ago could upend human ancestry Joshua Shavit

Discoveries New fossil discovery reveals how flying reptiles evolved Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Scientists discover giant predatory worms dating back 518 million years Rebecca Shavit

Discoveries Scientists discovered a new human species that is rewriting human history Joshua Shavit

Discoveries 1.5 million-year-old footprints from two different co-existing human species found in Kenya Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Early Homo Sapiens lived together with Neanderthals 45,000 years ago Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Scientists finally solve the mystery of woolly mammoth extinction Rebecca Shavit

Discoveries Scientists uncover Earth’s oldest living creature from 700 million years ago Joseph Shavit

Discoveries New fossil discovery reveals the origins of flying reptiles Rebecca Shavit

Global Good 4,000-year-old skull reveals early attempts at brain cancer surgery Joseph Shavit